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Daily Republican., 1887-07-07
A Harding House BE at.

doctor" Charles Thorn ss' In the
dock 1T the Central Station, Phiiadel.
phia, on Wednesday and Razed com
placently upon the half score OF angry
boarding house keep and livery sta
bic proprietors whom he had swindled.
The prisoner, good looking young
man dressed in neat spring suit, had
been borrowing money from sympa-
.h!zing lAndladies by representing that
he WAS the prospective heir OF valuable
property In the city, and has q happy
faculty of evadipg his board bills aud
hack fare.
Mrs. Annie P. Gardner, Of 1883 Mar.
shall street. said that Tnorn engaged
board at her house june 3, and took $50
from . bureau drawer In bis room
which she had forgotten to remove.
Mrs. j. Stewart, OF 1921 Master street,
said that Thorn engaged board at her
house bat left after borrowing SIS snd
eating his dinner,
Cab drivers Wilmer L. Scott. OF the
FARM cunt Cab Company; John Nc.
Cueu and j. A. Walton all testified
that the "dcctor' had victimized them
by hiring their vehicles and disappear
ing without settling for his rides. Thorn
said In defence that he lived 10 Roohes-
ter, New York, aud camo TO the oity
July 3. He found board at 500 North
Eleventh street, July 4, and was arrest
cd July 8 upon charges OF which he
was totally ignorant. He claimed that
he was o regularly graduated physician
and had diploma Magistrate Smith
held him under 81, 900 bail for farther
hearing next Wed esday.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-07
Killed In MAshinhton.

Micajsh Bull, freight conductor on the
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad, was
caught between the bumpers of two
freight cars at Third and X streets south
east, Washington, D. g, wednesday
morning. He was taken to Provi>
dence Hospital, where he died at 1.10 p.
IN. His injuries were OF an internal char
scter. Mr. Bull, who lived st Al Pink.
ney Place, lett Baltimore at z o'clock on
through freight train. AS soon as II
WIS learned that his cor dition was serious
his wife was telegraphed for, but when
she reached Union Station she was con
fronted with the intelligence of his death.
He leaves, besides his wife, three small
children. His body reached home at 9.2O
p. N. He was member Of the Pennsyl.
vania Railroad Relief Association, and
was an esteemed employe OF the company
for several years.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-07
Wants HIS Daughter Committed.

This morning Violet q guess, ccloied,
was charged at the city court, by her
father Charles ID. Agnefs, with Cisor.
defly conduct. He testified that she
came to his house and used indecent
and abusive language, and when he
told her to 20 out, threatened to smash
the windows. He said that no started
out to get an officer when she threw
pieces of brick at him. Violet, who is
about II years OF age, denied the charge
and satd she had hesn driven away
from home by hsr father, aud Is now
living In HeGgevil,e. On the night in
question che went home to sse her
mother. when her father threatened to
strike her and she told him sha would
strike him back, and he then had her
arrested While she was telling her
story to the Judge the tears flowed
freely, and when Bba concluded te told
her she could go, but to stay away from
her faith sr's house hereafter.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-07
An Interesting entertainment.

Last evening Grand Chancellor Norris
D. Talley, assisted by other officers of the
Grand Lodge, publicly installed the fol-
low n officers OF Champion Lodge, No.
9, X. ? : Past chancellor, E. II. B. En-
his chancellor commander, William o.
Conner; vie chancellor, Martin F Hut
ton; prelate, Thomas NJ Moore; keeper of
records and seals, Max L Garrett; mas
ter of exchequer, James D. Carter mas
ter-at arms, Il. 6. Pruett inner guard,
Frank Wiley outer gaurd, W. G. Rey-
nolds The exercises were presided over
BY E. II. B. EnCis, and consisted of the
Hinging of the opening ode, prayer By the
Rev. j. E. Bryan, music by the Asoury
Church choir, readings by Miss Bayley
and Mrs. Forbes, with addresses by Su-
preme Master OF eIchequer 8 j. Wiley
and W. S, McNair. An abundance OF
refreshments was served, al er which the
audience was dismissed with the benedic.
ton by the Rev. j. Il. Bryan.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-07
A Marrow Escnpe.

Yesterday morning while ii. L
Brown, the :eamster, was engaged IN
hauling block Of brown stone, weigh
ing Ave tons, for Thomas Davidion, he
made narrow escDpe from being in
jured himself. ard slso losinR ons OF his
horses. As the team pnsced up King
street It stalled In some dirt that Ia
beinG thrown from an excavation above
Fourth street. When Mr.. Brown gos
them started they went On q ran And
turned down Fifth strest hill, the heavy
load pushing the shaft horse along. The
driver turned this horse IN to the gutter
for the purpose OF stopping At Mr..
JAvidson's yard, when the wheel of the
trick came In contact with she curb,
throwing the man of and knocking the
sheft horse down, but fortunately y
neither the man nor iha horse we're go
riously injured. Mr. Brown, who had
hold OF the horses mead, made . nsrIo I.
escape from being crushed.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-07
UlEEL

b BkOM WELL-Dn July Q, 1857, William n
BroRweli, infsnt sou OF X. v. and Ida
Bromwell. aged months, weeks and
day.
Funeral from their residence, Nc. sos W cal
Third sreot. on Thursday aftertoon at 4
O'Clock. lEterment at R!verview Cemetery. q
EACE-)n July S, 1851. Willis Quian, son
of Hairy +. and kcbtcc NJ Peace, Rgsd
months and 10 days.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited IN attend his funeral from the resi-
depcs o. his parsnts, No. lG2s h street, South
Wilmington, on 1hu stay afternoon at 4
O'Clock.
The little crih's nov empty,
The littlo clothes Laid by;
a mothefS hope, u fGIhersJoy,
Ia deatn's cod arm dotn lie.
Go, little pilgtin, 10 thy homo
On yOnder Diissful snOre;
Wo miss thsa here, but soon Will como
whore thou has: gone before.
FERGUSON,-Gn July 9, 1857, Robert L I,
son Of William aud ksbecca Ferguson
aged 10 years and days.
Tho relatives aud IriouGs Of the ram lily 0 RI
respectfully invited TO attend bis funeral
from tho rssidoace, lli3 French strest. ser
vices at the house saturday morning at $50
O'Clock.
Delrtst one though hast left rs,
And thy sttia Iings oil ale o'ef;
Thou hast left a wo i'd OF sorrow
For o.igh ghser. happier shore.
HA3Ms N --Dn July 6, 1857, MsZie Elenor,
daughter of William ". and ammo l.
Ha.inan, aged IS months and l5 days.
Relatives aud friends ate respectfully in
vited to attend her funeral from the resi-
dence Ct her psrorte, no. lll3 French s.iest,
On Saturday mcrIir2. seryict ct tie h3use
at 30 O'clock.
Tho little cribs now empty,
TIE ltttio clsthes iaid Dy;
mothers hrpc, u fathers 10y,
In deaths cold arm Goth lie.
Go little pilgrim to thy bono
On yonicr bii.siui snOre;
We mics thee ho:e but soon Will Coco
Where thou has, gone bef0rS.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-07
Ancient Trees.

The excavation for the foundation OF
the new steel plant has reached depth
of twenty seven feet In many places.
About twenty-iour feet beneath the sur
face the excavators found the trunks OF
several large trees, ole measuring In
diameter three feet across the butt, while
through the adjacent soil were strewn
wall preserved acorns. butternuts, etc.
The conclusion must be reached tina,
these imbedded tree trunks must be the
remains Of primeval forests that ono,
fourished In the far distant ages and wert
overwhelmed and covered up by the
debris Of gigantic flood that swep
through the gorge Of the Susquehanna
Then came accumulation until was form
ed the ridge upon which Danvllle stands
Daily Republican., 1887-07-07
Heading Off tho Is. D D. Deal.

A dispatch from Springfield, H.,
says: The necessary steps have bsen
taken hera to-day 70 fie bill by the
st. Louis, vandAlia and Terre Hause
Railroad Company for the vocation Of
the lease OF its railroad to the Terrs
Haute and Indianapolis Railroad
Company, and for the delivery OF the
former road TO It's owners, and an &C
|couotinR TO them for all tho profits due
the Vardaiia Company. This stsp has
been contemplated for a long time by the
sharehold ers OF the Vandalih Rosd, but
ths recent change OF owucrship OF the
T. n. and I. hss, no doubt, preoi niiatea
action. Tha decision OF the United
states Supreme C,uri upon the Alton
and TerTe Hau'e case covers the case
thoroughly, and no ooubt is entertained
that the lease will be annulled and ths
property restored to the owners. Such
action you'd cut the fves-SteyEtr
party of from S. Louis and place the
Vandalia line uuier The active control
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Interest.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-07
THIRD EDITION.
Phiiada,phla llama

PHILADELPHIA. July IA momen.
tous gu, stion as settled by Magistrate
Smith Yes erday. 1t was raised In the
first inst., CO by Josiah r. Leeds, who
entered com plant against George StnD,
q cigar dealer, for exposing photograL hs
OF cigarette girls in the window OF his
store.
II appeal 10 your Honor % q gentle
man OF taste aud lover Of the arts &c
carefully examine these pictures,
pleaded Counsellor A. 8. L. Shields,
who appeared for the defendant.
"Ive been gazing on them for week,
Then confidently leave the matter
In your hands II Mr.. Leeds had ever
teen 10 the theatre he would have seen
living pic' ures approaching much near
er 10 indeot nay than these tiny gems OF
art. Or II l could induce him to 40
company ms to . ball or reception, I,
where he would meet our best citizepe,
to say nothing Of fashionable water
ing placs du ring bathiu time, he would
find no fnult with these innocent and
charming little photos"
"I fully A,rse with counsel for the
defence, AMI the prisoner Is dis'
charged "
II dou't q ,ree with thee In thy judg
inert, friend Smith" fesponied the
prosecutor, as he took hurried depar
ture.
Hall an hour later the represents
tives OF beauty and grace we're again on
exhibition.
In tbs case Of Alexander Rodney
colored, who WAS struck on the heso
with cubble stone and killed on the
81 In thera - tAaft m n
before the Coroner yesterday to shov
the origin and ending OF the disturb
anoe. Augustus Emery and George
Owens, the lattsr an accessory, were
committed by the Coroner to avail: tbs
action of the grand j1ry.
The Coroner held an !rquess yeEtsr
day In the case Of Charles DAhlor, or
Tay lor, 81 hs was also known, who was
killed In q fight at Creedmore Park,
near Tacony, on Monday afternoon
The Jury found that death was caut cd
by hemorrhage, the result OF rtst
Wounds. William Dougherty and Thao
deus Clark were committed 70 avail
the action Of the grand jury.
Chile! Of Detectives Wood received
telegram last evening from Dstec;iv'
Hulfsh, amour cling that the ,attei
would leave Denver at 9 o'clock las
evening with Albert Frickef, sl!al
Allen Pa mer, who 10 wanted here to
explain why he carried away sbou
1880 u cash and checks belonging &c
his eng .oye,. Ths detective snd h.s
pr;slnet will arrive home on Saturday
VIM F. Dieb4l has brought suit IL
Common Peas Court TO recover dam
ages from George w. Palmer, = baker
-Four OF Mr. Dlebel'e children died, ant
the suit Is based on the allegation tha
the deaths were dus to poisoning, by
the use OF lead clroma.s iu buns baked
By the d5.erdsnt.
Chsrles Thorn, claiming to be ply.
stefan, AS , yesserday placed under " OO'
bail st the Genital Staten for q furshel
hearing on the charges Of obtaining
money AID board by falss represents
tions, and Of de'raudiag livery s.abl'
keepers.
Patrick MslloD, about 30 years Of age
was admitted to the Peunsy lvsnia Hos
pital yssteIdAy after he mad taken
dose OF lSudanum with suicidal intent
His recovery Is doubtful.
JAMES iarnay, 65 yesEs old, was In
stantiy killed yesterday morning b
being run over by q train on the Bait
more and Ohio road.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-07
Fined For Assault,

This morning Robert Elliott, who was
tried lses fail for, and acquitted of, the
murder of Pat1ick Coyle, was with his
brother William arraigned before Jud ge
Oammtps charged with committing en-
assault On Wilhelm Q1oshui, . Ger
u an, residing on Ohristiana street, on
Saturday, July 3 The plaintiff tes,;.
eed that Robert struck him on the head
with his crutch, and that William
struck him with his fist His testimony
was corrobornted bJ esveral witnesses, 5,
and the prisoners were sentenced TO pay
a fine OF S!5 aud costa each Chnr,e
Jordon, c,lored, wss fiued 81 aud costs
sor assaulting O colored woman named
Laura Miller.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-07
Conkiing Disappoin,s q crowd.

CHlcAGo,July G.-There was a cru-h--
principally of lawyers, ladies and politi.
cians-in Judge Gresham's court to day
TO see and hear Roscoe Conkling on the
occasion Ct his first public appearance in
this city since the memo able national
convention when he nominated General
Grant for third term. Mr.. Conknng is
acting as counsel for the Hammerscnlae
Paper Manufacturing Company against
George Ii Bancroft to restrain alleged iu-
fringement OF patents for making waxed
paper. The distinguished ex-senator was
in court, as expected, but, to the disap
pointment of the spectators, took no part
In the proceedings. His duty was tc
close the argument for his side ard the
time to do SO will not be reached urtil
to morrow afternoon or the following
dav.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-07
Newspaper AdTsrtilI

Newspaper advertising III
nized, by business men as'l
their own wares, as The hl
means for securing for tbelf 80
recognition of their meri's
Newspaper advertising co
'oulry and when the article
good quality and at a fair phH
ural result Ia increastd sals"
Newspaper advertising Isl
addition to the reputation Q.
adyertieed because Il Is ap5
huence always al work 10 'aS
Newspaper advertising u 70;
getlc and yigiIsnt Of tsltsn, ,,'
Inc thousands each day, AWAY
yertlser's interest, and cea,rls''
seeking customers from ail .~ J"
Newspaper advertising P'Vl
for eyeu 10 the dulles. lllns
secure by far the laFgest 7l1, ,r,I
being done. While the aa,r y
and Sleeps prlnters, steam =
print presses are at Toa y. y
trains are bearing bis Noflsw y
of readers, all c!anc.Is M;s a,-s "a
Interest at the message p'epyI
in the solitude Of bis ONCE .oi',
ever spoke to go large an i.' avn n
eloqntntly As you, Itsdsi, i,.,,Te =,
the newspaper mans a's'
Daily Republican., 1887-07-07
Ttaa's Con.tituU! !onai Convention

The convention Of the people of Utah,
assembled for the purpose Of forming a
constitution and getting the Territory al
mitted 10 the Union as a State, has had
rCpo ted for consideration an article for
bidding po ygamy and fixing per altiss tor
violation of the prohibition. This, too,
though the convention is made up almost
wholly Of Mormons. The reporting of
such an article, even If II is not adopted,
marks step Of progress in Utah. If 1t is
adopted Utah will have strong claims to
Statehood, belug much more live com
nunity than Nevada
Daily Republican., 1887-07-07
Hidden AUD AItsid 1rax

A Middle,own correspond
Now Err thus writes. The |
the Spanish sai.ies Of Cig
with untold treasures, bare
lapse OF so,ae kani,ed sli ID
bten definitely located sid 4
formed tor .ha p1rpOse Of ~
sam3.
THIS br,ngB 10 car mind D
Of Blue Beard with hisln1sl
scattered alcng both iGe q
and DyiagarS wG!ers, sGme d
being yearly folnd. 0a.yR
since Orae $50 VI the sogvl
we're found In AZ old build
was torn Gown ~ Clan
OIafh's h!ssory 0! DelsHsIs|
large amounts OF pCnsy Del|
In and rrou nd MiddleioHl SI|
scDs and others during the VI
1t 10 sad thas Ols RaShsI
woman Ct kltA ecxnii1
owner OF great value, keld
game TO CHARLES Foster, 40 d
Ioi the town, vho ttt5fe aii
posted them beneath A
which he placed il ifoat e9
denoe, nov The property o.
'sDitb, o. Main street Nl|
of IN uGh more value s.s ip01
the same wofA In this i11
oinits , OF which va viii Il
definitely AZ come i1larepsH|
Daily Republican., 1887-07-07
An Unsratoful Mule.

The tiles 80 greatly annoyed pair oi
nuSes attached TO q wagon hs.Cngina to
the Cool Spring les Company, on King
street. below Taird, this morning, thai
Miss Emily Webb suggested that ths
driver should jfish!sn them away
rhe man deolictng ,ss E1ily pro,
ceeded to brush them Off. whan the ua
grateful mule shook Ons OF lis rear Sect
at ha' Ia such manner as to iu6uoe
her to hastily caase her benevolent ope
rat.ons. The mule, ike soD,a persons.
did pot rscogni2s its best friend, and
2purnad the one who ssuld have sd.
ministerad TO It's comfort.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-07
Tho Failure OF John slade e. Co.

NE. YORK, July 6-Walter 8. War.
rep, assignee of John Slade & 90 dry
goods comm ission merchants, who sus.
pended yesterday, has not yet ascer-
tanned the amount OF the assets and
lia1i Isles. TIE liabilities are be.
lteved 10 be about s775 900 and the as.
sets 81, 200. 600. Toe itock Is valued q;
S5Oo, 900, but large advances have been
made on it. The outstanding accounts
are very large, and it is not expected
thera will be much shrinkAge. Besides
thers Ia oonsidersbIe rea! estate owned
by members OF the firm, valued at
about si52 900. 1t is u ought that the
Hlra oan pay from 75 to 100 cents en- the
dollar. Ftars have been expressed
that soms Of the mills to wh ich the f.m
has msde advances, will experience
diff 5ulsy now that their back ing Is
Withdrawn,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-07
Destructive Fires,

The dry goods store of Cowhick 4
Whi'comb, at Cheyenne, Wyoming, was
destroyed by fre yesterday morning. Loss
$40 coo.
A fire Ia St. Remi, Ruebec, on Tues
day, destroyed the foundry Of D. Gagne;
about 80 dwellings aud several stores,
causing loss of aeout $4,000
The works of the CoDesus Lake Salt
and Mining Company, at Lakeyille, New
York, were burned yesterday. Loss, $50,
600.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-07
Dropped DoAd at Monmouth Park.

NEW YORK, July 6.-At Monmouth
Park to-day sad casualty occurred
during the first SAGE. George Smith,
manager OF the Commercial Gable Com.
pany, At 1S Broad street, dropped cead
from heart disease while with essing the
6nish. 1t was said that be had put $25
on Eolisn at IL to l, but as no ticket
was found in his possession this is
probably not true. On his person were
S334 68. besides 3 gold watch.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-07
Ear.y Closing.

The shoe dealers Of this city decided
to cloee their stores at $50 p. m. OF
Monday aud Thursday, during the
mouths Of July srd August. One OF
them Is taid to be Gissstisi led al
wishes to make the hour OF closing
o'clock, as he failed to get rioh by keep
ing open the entire day on the 4th inst
L. Schlager CT the Boston Branch, No.
3 West Second street, will close at 6 &c
this evening. aud 1.-THE other dealers dc
not close at that hour he will consider
the agreement q nullity, and will not
hereafter be bound by IL.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-07
Fifth EDlTII|

~ Dou,
o. ID; P osnysi aud i.p,,, !,
ocean n Grove for the sp,,,y srmys., By
Ad,6.S D5, ;; !. ". ", Mutphy ., NJ
v',it to Earope. VI q 'ss|
+, . john !,,l.r, l. hpnsltord 6, ii.
- viseitins Dover, co,',Gass, ii ts,i
'oi 'Ae history o. TIE esSsatssaas stsIs
Rev. j. Chandler o,t
tGs,.ns. ms received a call i,o@ ,ae' ~ y
onu'ch M Of Harrington ,''n ~
>, Ihsrs ! her will b a public ,,,.l
Knins, iIo oiaosrs Of Lafayette 'q's f,sSJ
Ing this evening. 81 'psSai
j. Hnbert Mul!lu .,s i
Bower started y,pterl.y ~, ,,,'I
Ilnn 81 oIss to mske : tip ,5,nna.| ra,|
lancaster and serts coup,l.s. cuasa|
DR., H. R. Wilson Will ,.s r.s
usy on = visit 70 bis bro,ha'ast' 'at
anu will take a tour lhroT,,ss
Mr.. Donald NJ Ross VII, ~ 81
Ton to-day, for the sceDs. .s :,
childhood { Scotland. HI n y ~
some six weeks. nsH
A ID. Wainer and fanil,
morning for The DAava,., w.
and win be guests a, n, ,D,,.
the 23th inst.
The first grand mooDl,,,,
Iof Canton Delaware M ~ !
Militant, l. o. o. r., viii III
the steamer Mccall thIa | ss.. =,
ing Fourth street wharf ats,
The barge John NJ C.,a.
lou, GOO pressed b,!sks a, ~, a.
whsri from Alvsn Allen h,
parties. - '0'
George Il. Dt.luan VA, Il.
the high jump az ths y,n M
games st Union Stree, p,,t
AID not =. T Cross.sy nn
ported. -"
.,James Boulder has y..e,
frequent visiLo, at tt.t,,r,r,
night was again arrasul na
drunkenness. He Wa .asi1
and sentenced TO pay IA
costs.
]. T. Daley, s'si.a., |,
the osacs Of tie 2allad.,ptI
visited friends il this :Iv
afternoon. de has bsQ i,
tds Ledger once 10. II yar,
deserves the position ss hcla
The i!,ea.ors Ct the va,n,
Devar met on Tuesday suu
| dividend Of 3 Re, cfn..
Thousand iolla1g u.,e A,..,
added 70 the snrplas, EatIsl
I Sl79, coo, Tns W!lmiu.us
wers Authorized 10 t,tc, q nss
hJuse, II Gremad necessary,
eDoa. 80 co.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-07
Balloons SentUp.

The East Side Association sent up b
number Of hot.sir balloons last evening
on the lot at Ninth and LON bard streets
in the presence OF large crowd. These
balloons we're left over from the Fourth,
and while the majority OF them as.
cendsd until they wera out Of sight,
some took fire before they had proceeded
IA
Daily Republican., 1887-07-07
s,,arp's ION llf'pT'g 49,

NEW YORK, JHiy NJ, II f,iod,y,|
,esis Il r~ rs~ouowaA. s. est'eF Tbis isaa i, q
he ste No bEeakiaSSI' ~ ms, tmsie ro|
5o.s . S!+'ss,y,, % /, no ssl 'siass,ss.' i.
y xhst' ! sfssi ss. u aoeE'r|y,i q, 70 ns.ssl q
S,osss %o7,'ossia slis5co 5, Fl l91,' !; + 4,
saog,. soo52 ''St SSrogoascs' Te'5si sD'''' |
much improved d't
Daily Republican., 1887-07-07
Ths Fresh%

Tbs fr.she: in the Brandy,
day WAS quite tas7y, s,a ",,
rushsd End sursed IN , na' n.
eSu.t 10 tho time wbe3 ~. y
.i5e b, s. o. Rsilrosd wv
syept away. There Ss" n
along the banks wh.;a en-,
down By the storm sJ :. r, n
ago, and these we're csasss' s..sss',i
ia ! waters and went Il.',s' .,,,
stream toward the Dai,.II s.,I
Az stated in yes'e; a''y Nj
CAN, the foot. bridge 81 ~ 81 n
was washed awsy, naa a..,,tls
othsr debr.s IN the Iss sss'CS D,
RIA schooners Alaska "at N,
iyina ia a. L.o's mills, az. ,.,., ~
The bridge, With tha am nm.
come down The slfs;'D' Dn'Imo,,
'1om Tl.n 'up their moorlnss. Inl n
wrsckei bridge 81 eo' e4o,'',sd, ID \
orsex mseiH 70 To.;ohsI's .,,i i,,SrIo|i -, ii,
arss a,sH 'er part Of The ,ln y %, "a, ps
wsre .5o feet Of : I 'ptn H. / sd
onoei orsoej he he luz tcr in ta' n'.,1
Daily Republican., 1887-07-07
LOSS.

A mare and col: ::i.'d,, DG,H.'11Ss;. ~,
white Gay Creek eel me nlsh', \
By liahtniss ,hs pn stLbis. snJi Si,]
sl'i.S. sl'i; rA's It seems u i; IT, is, u: :s,
;a's.;s 's i.s' + 70 ,sSis '.ls gis''s'i 's asi
lers OF property
Daily Republican., 1887-07-07
WILSON'S
Undertaking rooms, No. 816 King 81
TELEPHONE SIGNAL, 1855,
Open all night.
J. A. WILSON,
Funeral DiroSror-
ID kaISrEh'S UkDEM.
u REaIsrKA's OyyrCE,
Exw CASTLE CoURTT, Dsr..,

AO I.EoI5E As . o1tIOht
rxw CASTLE OoUKTT, Dst., I
Upon tho application OF WILLIAM H
|OALDWkLiI, Exscutor of James kSraes,
late Of Wilmington Hd., in said oonn.y, ,
deceased, II ig ordered snd directed DJ tns
Register that the E1ocrt~r aforesaid give
notice Of graCnng 9: iett0rs Tsstailea
,ary upon tho eetAto Of the de
sasod, with the date Of granting thereof
by causing advertisements 10 pe possed
within forty days " - the dA.e o.
Of the county Of Fsr Onsls, requiring sii
porsons having demands Against tho orses
no procent tte SAINT, or &Dids BY sn ACT Q,
l'AssomDiy in suoh Gaze rnsde aRd proriaeo
and alEo CAUSE tho b@Oc 70 Do lntos,oo
within the ssme perled Ia tns DsiT
REPUBLICAN, o nowspSp1r puons1ou " VII
rIingtoo, Dol, and to Do coElEaea thfoih
throe weeks 10 tI. Co.,
(~) Given under tAS hand ano sea- SCI,
L. 3. OF Oftoe OF ths Heaistor aIo.esan
S,--,-~1a at Wilmington, IL rev oa5,is
written. JOHN II. Bteh GEOSD,
NoTTca,-All porsons hGving c'atias aEa !,se
tho ossste OF the deceased mart Prassnt tno
same, duly attcsLad TO t9o EAsSuSot,
ion or before .jdIy t:h, 1883,
tsbide the Act OF Assembly In sach esse h''1'
WILL M II. CALDWELL, Exeoutor.
Adurses, Wilmington. Dol. Dfo"-eo'
yYYAECED-A SALESNAN, TO SELL
wv goods fro n q wagon on ooho n.iV -,
and wages; steady Job; one who has peon a,d ~ .
. grocery store prelerred; seeority icy VII hs
. man who will give SatisiacLon VIII o.,
fairly dsalt with. Apply lto =. asn BIZ U'''
Daily Republican., 1887-07-07

A Mad log on Long Island.

HUNTINGTON, L. 1, July 6.-To'
isS mad dog running At large In this
village DIT twenty Ave other dogs. Fiji
teen OF the dogs were shot. and the
others will alec be killed. No person
wAs btyteu,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-07
VIII Cjcse Early.

Millasd r. Davis. the jewaler, NJ No
9 East Second street, will clnse bis slore
-s .'cIocx 6sery ID. sE- Ia.a'
ds.R anc saturdays.